Ahead of his final 'Late Show' episode, Stephen Colbert's upcoming guests will include David Letterman, Jimmy Kimmel, John Oliver, Jimmy Fallon, and Seth Meyers.

As ‘The Late Show’ nears its final bow, the host opens up about the cancellation that shocked the industry, the win of going out as a “martyr” and his next act in Middle-earth.

"Late Show" host Stephen Colbert torched Trump's reported ceasefire demands for Iran, joking that they have given him a "case of Déjà Hormuz."

Stephen Colbert‘s guest lineup for the final two weeks of CBS’ “The Late Show” will showcase a lineup of heavy-hitting late-night talk show hosts. “The Late Show” will end on May 21, but before the final episode, Colbert will have a number of high-profile guests.

Stephen Colbert's future may be uncertain, but he says what he's doing the day after The Late Show's final episode is "much more important."

"Every moment has been a joy so far," the "Late Show" host said of working on the upcoming movie "The Lord of the Rings: Shadow of the Past."

Colbert said there's "no reason" for him to convince fans they should trust him. Rather than trying to defend his Tolkien credentials or reassure nervous fans with grand promises, Colbert said he believes the work itself will ultimately have to speak for itself.